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by Cassidy Arndt-Kelber June 26, 2025 2 min read
There’s nothing wrong with a classic cotton tee, until you need it to do more than just be a t-shirt. That’s where Aviator’s Merino Wool Tees come in. Lightweight, breathable, and built for travel, these aren’t your average basics. Here’s how they compare to your standard cotton shirt:
Cotton absorbs moisture and stays wet. Merino wool wicks it away and dries fast. That means no more damp, clingy fabric when you’re on the move or in the heat. Whether you’re catching a flight or exploring a new city, Merino keeps you dry and comfortable.
Let’s be honest: cotton holds on to odors. Merino naturally resists them. You can wear an Aviator Merino tee multiple days in a row (we’ve tested it!), and it still smells fresh. That’s less laundry, fewer changes, and one less thing to pack.
Cotton is breathable, but not temperature-regulating. Merino wool reacts to your body and the environment, keeping you cool when it’s hot and warm when it’s cold. It’s a true all-season layer—and one you’ll reach for all year.
Merino wool is wrinkle-resistant and packs light. Cotton wrinkles easily and takes up more space in your bag. If you travel often, or just want a shirt that’s low maintenance, Merino is the clear winner.
Forget what you think you know about wool. Aviator’s Merino tees are spun from ultra-fine fibers that feel luxuriously soft, and almost silky against the skin. No itch, no stiffness, just next-level comfort from day one.
Cotton shirts degrade faster with frequent washes. Merino wool naturally repels dirt and odor, so you can go longer between washes. Get more mileage out of every shirt.
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